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    Changes

    These terms were last reviewed in November 2026. We mark material changes with a short note under this heading and keep an archive of previous versions on request.

    When we revise the terms, we give at least thirty days of notice at the top of this page. Minor changes — grammar, formatting, broken-link fixes — do not trigger a notice. Changes that affect your rights, obligations or liability are called out clearly and the new wording applies from the stated effective date.

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    We link to Ivybet and to partner pages we believe are useful for UK players. We do not control third-party content and cannot be held responsible for what appears on those sites. If a link is broken or points to something unexpected, please let us know.

    External links on this site open in the same tab unless the link is clearly to a third-party tool, in which case we open it in a new tab. We check outbound links periodically, but the web being what it is, broken or redirected links happen. A quick note to editor@ivybet.bet is the fastest way to get one fixed.

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    Contact

    For any question about these terms, including requests to remove content, write to editor@ivybet.bet. We will respond within ten working days. Court jurisdiction for disputes is England and Wales, English law applies.

    We are happy to receive takedown requests from rights holders, correction requests from brands we have reviewed, and general feedback from readers. When writing to us about a takedown, please include the URL of the page in question, a description of the issue, and your contact details so we can respond.

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    User conduct

    Do not post abusive or unlawful content in any comment or contact form. Do not attempt to probe, scan or exploit the site. Do not scrape pages at a rate that affects other visitors. We reserve the right to block any address that breaks these rules.

    We also ask that readers refrain from sending us copyrighted content without permission, personal data of third parties, or anything that could be construed as a privacy breach. We do not store user-submitted material beyond what is needed to handle the specific message, and we treat all correspondence as confidential unless publication is clearly invited.

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    Age limit

    Gambling in the United Kingdom is restricted to people aged eighteen and over. If you are under eighteen you must leave this site. Operators are legally required to verify age, and so do we on all account signup flows we recommend.

    The UK Gambling Commission treats age verification as a licensing condition: brands that let under-18s wager face fines that run into seven figures. Ivybet uses document and database age checks before any first deposit is accepted. On our side we do not display any imagery intended to appeal to children and we do not run any promotions targeted at them.

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    What this site is not

    We are not Ivybet. We are not a gambling operator. We do not take deposits, accept wagers or hold player balances. All links to the brand are clearly labelled and we receive a commission when a reader deposits — see the How We Earn page for details.

    Any questions about your Ivybet account, your deposits, your withdrawals, your bonuses, verification, blocked funds or closed accounts, must go to Ivybet directly through its official help desk. We do not have any ability to view, change or escalate anything on your real account, and sending that kind of question to us only delays the resolution.

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    Acceptance

    By browsing this site you accept these terms. If you do not agree with any part, please leave the site. These terms may change from time to time, and continued use after a change counts as acceptance of the updated version. The latest effective version is always the one you are reading; we keep a versioned archive of previous terms on request for readers who need to compare.

    Your acceptance of these terms is implied by your use of the site — we do not require a registration step and we do not display a modal to force agreement. This mirrors the common practice of UK consumer-information websites: readers want to find information quickly, and a wall of pop-ups slows them down. If you were served our terms through an embedded reader on another site, the embedding party is responsible for their own terms as well as ours.